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The giant search engine Google turns 14 on September 27, 2012, and it celebrates it with chocolate cake and candles on it home page.
The animated doodle presents a chocolate cake with 14 candles on it as the Google logo. If you click on the cake, it converts into Google colours and all the 14 candles rearrange themselves and make number 14.
Meanwhile, the actual date when Google was incorporated was September 7 and the company celebrates Sept 7 as its birthday till 2005.
The search engine giant, Google is celebrating ‘Clara Schumann’s 193rd Birthday’ on September 13, and Google is featuring the sketch playing a piano amid 8 children attached to her.
Further, Google is using the same colours as used in the official logo of Clara Schumann- blue, red, yellow and green.
Clara Schumann Born on 13 September 1819, she was raised by her father.
Google doodle pays tribute to scientist and famous personality’s anniversary, holidays, festivals and occasions, with release of much innovative logo.
And now once again, today Google is celebrating 166th birth anniversary of the Russian jeweller Peter Carl Faberge who is famous for his glistening Easter eggs specially made up by precious gemstones and metals.
Today Google doodle says Happy Mother’s Day! to moms across the world with its animated Google doodle logo, focusing mother figure
While opening the Google homepage, users see the second blue lowercase “g” in Google as the mother, wearing pearl necklace.
With its latest a colourful graphic tomb logo, Google Doogle is celebrating the birthday of Howard Carter, the British archaeologist who tailored Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922.
Doogle’s each letter resembled a scene filled with ancient Egyptian treasures and tombs that had found by modern-day archaeologists.
Google doodle is celebrating 182nd birthday of famous photographer Eadweard J. Muybridge by hitting up his one of best-known projects, “Sallie Gardner at a Gallop” and horses galloping as ‘The Horse in Motion’ frame as Google’s homepage logo.
While user hit the cursor on logo, the browser starts moving at a highly speed that seems that horses motion is going very rapidly as off the ground when the legs were at full.
This horse motion display had demonstrated more than 130 years ago by Muybridge.
